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Nananabik na sina light flyweight Harry Tana-mor, bantamweight Ferdie Gamo, featherweight Ruel Laguna at welterweight Genebert Basadre sa kanilang pakikipagsagupa para sa kampanya ng bansa sa kauna-unahang Olympic gold medal.
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The 24-year-old southpaw went toe-to-toe with the shifty, hard-hitting Bulgarian for four thrilling rounds and showed he was better in all aspects in a performance that firmed up his reputation as a world beater – and a top prospect for next year’s Olympic Games in Greece.
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Nananabik na sina light flyweight Harry Tana-mor, bantamweight Ferdie Gamo, featherweight Ruel Laguna at welterweight Genebert Basadre sa kanilang pakikipagsagupa para sa kampanya ng bansa sa kauna-unahang Olympic gold medal.
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The 24-year-old southpaw went toe-to-toe with the shifty, hard-hitting Bulgarian for four thrilling rounds and showed he was better in all aspects in a performance that firmed up his reputation as a world beater – and a top prospect for next year’s Olympic Games in Greece.
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